Lamline Holds Quincy to Three Hits in First Game
Rockford NL defeated Quincy in twin bill, 4 to 1 then 5 to 1. Lamline limited Quincy to three hits in game one as Wakefield and Hillinger produced timely runs. In the third, Wakefield drove in Baxter and Hillinger scored on wild throws, with Castle catching Wakefield at the plate. Bennie Schoonover stole third and scored on a Howard Higbee error.
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Three-Eye league notes hint at Davenport pennant bid
The article surveys near end of Three-Eye league season with Davenport Blue Sox fading in second half while Peoria fights for flag and final series chances. Mentions Ralph Willis release after Peoria beatdown and Moran Phillies improving weer. Also references Can tillon Millers and Columbia hiring Nelson Metcalf as football coach.
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Omaha
Pa’ Rourke
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T. Nelson
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New York
Bloomers Trim Blue Sox in Davenport matchup
In Davenport on September date Bloomers defeated the Blue Sox with scattered hits by Ryat and Wells. Bloomington led scoring while visitors bunched runs, as pitching by Wells and Meyer limited damage. Batteries listed as Ryan and Munch for the Bloomers with Wells and Meyer for the Blue Sox.
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Wells
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Meyer
Peoria Bunches Wits and Wins in Moline
Peoria bunched hits in the second and third innings today off Selby, winning 6 to 1 at Moline. Crabb and Marshall pitched for Peoria with Sels by and Dobbins behind.
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Selby
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Marshall
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Dobbins
Henry Todd Wins Grand Circuit Stallion Stakes
In Yonkers on September 1 Chester or Lasell of Whitinsville Mass won the three year old trotting stallion stakes with Henry Todd the horse he bred trained and drove. The prize of 6092.50 boosted the total stakes to 10435 with other entries like Laramie Lad The Guide Miss Directed Nathan Axworthy Blossom Todd Temple Kitty L Bellini and Rastus starting in various pace and trotting heats. Time marks ranged around 2 09 to 2 14 in the major events.
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Bingen Pointer
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Baltimore Beats Brooklyn in Opening Federal League Game
In Brooklyn, Baltimore defeated the Brookfeds 7 to 4 in the first game of the series. The score shows Baltimore with a seven run, twelve hit effort while Brooklyn managed four runs on six hits. Batteries: Leclair Bailey and Owens Falkenburg Adrien Press Walker and H Smith.
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Buffalo Clouts Ball and Wins
Buffalo Feds defeated Newark 5 to 2 in the second game of the series. Kaiserling and Rariden starred for Buffalo with Schulz and Allen handling the batteries.
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Walsh Injured in First Game with St. Louis
Walsh third baseman obtained from Baltimore played his first game with St. Louis in Pittsburgh on September 9. In the second inning a pitched ball hit him on the ear bursting a blood vessel. Final score St. Louis 7 Pittsburgh 2. Batteries Davenport Chapman Rogge Hearn Berthwood Berry Berlin.
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Resta Drives Car at Tas Speed Trials
Resta and Dario Resta led the Twin City Speedway qualifying trials for the 500 mile race in Minnesota. Clifford C. Ireland of Peoria and AA officials said driver changes might be needed due to the all concrete surface. Resta set a track record with 1:10:04 for a 102.8 mph lap, while Gil Anderson averaged 100.05 mph and several entrants posted speeds from 85 to 108 mph. trials closed without incident.
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Peoria
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Gil Anderson
Cubs Win Exhibition in Greenville Contest
Chicago Nationals defeated Greenville 14 to 8 in an exhibition game at Greenville, with Zabel and Hargrove for Chicago and Schettler, Brewer, Barnhardt and Mart, Kelly for Greenville. Scoring details and innings were reported, noting strong Chicago batting and Greenville’s late rally.
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Ouimet and Travers Fall to Standish and Marston in Golf
Detroit Sept 1 Two giants of golf were defeated in the national amateur championship second round. James D Standish Jr of Detroit outplayed Francis Ouimet of Woodland Mass five up four to play. Max R Marston of Springfield N J beat Jerome Travers 2 to 1. Other winners included D D Sawyer Wheaton Ill Robert A Gardner Chicago Nelson Whitney New Orleans Sherril Sherman Utica John G Anderson Mt Vernon and Howard B Lee Detroit. Standish and Marston surged on the back nine to seize decisive holes. Ouimet erred on approach shots while Travers was overwhelmed by Marston’s long drives and precise putting.
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Toney Holds Races to Lone Hit New York Pennant Fight
New York won the first game of a five game series with Philadelphia by 6 to 5 on Sept 1 in New York. Thorpe entered in the third inning, doubled, singled twice, scored twice and stole a base. Pirates and Cardinals split a doubleheader, St Louis winning the first 4 to 0 and Pittsburgh taking the second 7 to 5.
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Blame the Ump Poem From Leslie's Asks Fans to Reflect
A verse by Ed A Geeway printed in Leslie's urges fans to stop blaming umpires for losses. It mocks the crusty ump with crossed dusty eyes and calls for restraint, suggesting players and fans forget grudges and accept calls.
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Sloan's Liniment Puts Soreness to Flight
A reader testimonial extols Sloan's Liniment for tired aching muscles. The ad claims fast relief from overwork and stiffness, calling it an excellent counter irritant. It touts availability at all druggists for 25 cents and promises penetrating action without eb bing.
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Yesterday's baseball results across major leagues
National League games featured Boston with a 4 Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 0 7 St Louis 4 0 New York 6 Philadelphia 5. American League Washington 2 New York 1 12 Philadelphia 0 Boston 6 St Louis 2 Cleveland 6 Detroit 5 Chicago 4. Federal League Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 7 Brooklyn Baltimore v Buffalo 5 Newark 2. American Association Indianapolis 1 Columbus 3 Louisville 4 2 Cleveland 123 St Paul 3 Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 2 10 Kansas City AL Western League Topeka AL Lincoln 5 Sioux City 6 Omaha 5 Denver 7 Wichita 4 Des Moines 6 St Joseph 3. Three-I League Quincy Rockford Bloomington Davenport Peoria Moline Freeport idle.
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Bunnies Lose Last Home Game in Heavy Contest
Cedar Rapids ends home season with a loss to Burlington 13 to 8 in a heavy hitting game. Miller fanned ten while batteries listed Miller and McGlade for Cedar Rapids and linger and Anderson for Burlington.
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Slattery Wins Closers for Marshalltown as Clinton, Waterloo Triumph
Mason City rout claims early lead but late miscues widen gap as Augustus. Slattery earns gold watch and chain for striking out record in Marshalltown season finale. Clinton wins first game with scattered hits. Waterloo ends season with Keokuk victory as Hollacher mishap aids late scoring.
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Strike settlement ends Bryant Electric walkout in Bridgeport
Bridgeport workers at Bryant Electric Co. won an eight hour day and time and a half for overtime, with 1,500 employees securing concessions. Meanwhile City teachers sought to unionize under the American Federation of Labor.
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Ohio State Grange Meeting Opens at Columbus Fairgrounds
The annual reunion of the Ohio State Grange convened at the state fair grounds in Columbus for a two day session. National grand master Oliver B. Wilson and several other officers will address the gathering.
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Weaver's error seals Detroit win over White Sox
Detroit wins after Weaver miscue allows a run in the ninth. White Sox falter on defense as the Tigers capitalized late to claim the victory.
Chicago Wins But Only Once This Season At Detroit
Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 4 in an erratic game marked by a late error by Weaver after Burns drove a three base hit in the eighth. Joe Jackson collected a single double and triple to pace Chicago but Rowland's men could not clinch the win, leaving Chicago with only one victory on Detroit soil this season and one game left on the local schedule.
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Red Sox Defeat Athletics in Philadelphia Debut of Barry
Boston beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 with Foster in grand form. Barry played his first game here against his former teammates and was presented a silver service by the fans. Score: Boston 6 Philadelphia 3. Batteries Poster and Cady. Wyck off Nabors and Kapp.
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Washington Wins in 12 Innings in Hard Fought Game
Washington defeated New York 2 to 14 in 12 innings. Shanks singled Gandil sacrificed Nanamaker committed a passed ball Acosta sacrifice fly plated the winning run. Final: Washington 14 New York 2. Batteries Caldwell Nanamaker Ayres Henry.
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Cleveland Downs the Browls in 6 2 Victory
Cleveland defeated St Louis 6 to 2 as Carter impressed in the visitors lineup. He held St Louis scoreless until the eighth inning when a misplay allowed the first run. Koob exited after four innings and yielded five runs. Batteries were Carter and O'Neill for Cleveland and Hoff and Severeid for St Louis.
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Basketball Dribble Rule Unified By AU With College Rules
New York reports a joint AU committee says dribbling will be permitted and a goal may be scored after the dribble, aligning amateur and college basketball rules for the first time in the game’s history. The main disagreement was the dribble rule.
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